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Pilot Brings PJ Fresh Marketplace To Caddo Valley

As part of Pilot Flying J’s commitment to making life better for America’s drivers, PJ Fresh Marketplace delivers an expanded variety of fresh, fast meal options for drivers.

by Staff
June 17, 2013
2 min to read


Pilot Flying J recently opened a Pilot Travel Center in Caddo Valley, Ark., featuring full amenities for professional drivers and the third location of PJ Fresh Marketplace.

As part of Pilot Flying J’s commitment to making life better for America’s drivers, PJ Fresh Marketplace delivers an expanded variety of fresh, fast meal options for drivers. The first PJ Fresh Marketplace opened in March at the Pilot Travel Center in St. Marys, Ga., and the second opened in Cotulla, Texas, in May. The company plans to open more locations across the U.S. in the coming months.

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“We hope that professional drivers and motorists traveling through the Caddo Valley area will enjoy the convenience and amenities of our new Pilot Travel Center,” said Pilot Flying J CEO Jimmy Haslam. “Our PJ Fresh Marketplace delivers more food options that are fresh, healthy and quick. Drivers will enjoy quality ‘grab-and-go’ choices as well as an opportunity to sit down, rest and enjoy a variety of hot, home-style meals.”

Located off Interstate 30 at exit 78 at Highway 7, the travel center offers professional drivers and Caddo Valley area residents many amenities, including eight diesel lanes and 12 gasoline lanes with high-speed pumps for quicker refueling;everyday products for quick shopping needs;premium coffee and cappuccino selections; and PJ Fresh Marketplace serving hot, hearty meals; breakfast platters; crisp salads; flavorful sandwiches; a frozen yogurt bar; pizza; hot dogs; and more.

The new facility is Pilot Flying J's 9th in Arkansas and the 663rd overall in North America.

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